An update on frequencies to monitor in the Russia Ukraine war

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Hello here's an update on the Russia Ukraine war and the role of ham radio. Thanks for the support and information sent in.
I want to provide an update on ham radio frequencies to monitor as Russia continues to wage war on Ukraine plus discuss the possible role of Ham Radio now that the population is becoming displaced. We are likely to see more of the communications infrastructure being destroyed with more people turning to radio to communicate.
I've also responded to a couple of questions and suggestions.
RSGB response: / 1496893013674573838
Ukraine repeater network: www.repeaterbo...%&call=%&use=%
Mediumwave updates: mediumwave.inf...
An example of a websdr: websdr.ewi.utwe...
I'm a licensed amateur radio operator from the United Kingdom. My RU-vid channel features videos focusing on operating portable radio from various locations plus how to videos, tutorials, insights and conversations in the hobby.

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@lmaoroflcopter 2 года назад

Ham radio is currently banned in Ukraine by the ukrainian government. From a safety aspect, loose emissions sink ships and from a battlespace spectrum management piece. Obvs it's important to monitor for emergency calls as that takes precidence but let's not dx spot the things.

@ReedAB8AS 2 года назад

Carl, thanks for keeping us up to date.

@charlieb.4273 2 года назад

I am no expert but if I were in Ukraine the last thing I would like to do is start broadcasting on any frequency. It seems to me that would be a good way to be on the receiving end of a missile attack. These are rather difficult times for the Ukrainian people and a bit scary for the rest of us as well. I hope that the amateur radio community finds some way to help that brave nation and its people. Great video. Charlie in Virginia KM4ZZ

@Dave_KE5ES 2 года назад

My thought on it is if you are in a country at war and are using your ham radio to call CQ to fill your log book then you probably need to earn a missile. If you actually think you are talking to the Ukraine you may be talking to Moldova giving false information for you to spread on Facebook.

@sandynewman5533 2 года назад

If they were to use a digital signal like Thor 22, they could get a brief message out in under 10 seconds, and it takes a fair bit longer than that to lock in on a signal.

@MidlifeRenaissanceMan 2 года назад

@@Dave_KE5ES the propaganda that is coming from all sides is astounding yet unsurprising. Not just state agencies, but outright trolls. Last night there was a looped transmission on 4625USB over the top of the Buzzer. Clearly coming from Western Europe

@RedNeckSurgeyTech 2 года назад

@@sandynewman5533 Satellites would triangulate the transmission instantly. This isn't WW2...things have changed.

@browntroy101 2 года назад

Thanks for this very informative video!! This is such a sad situation , And all of our hearts are with the people of Ukraine!!!🙏🙏🙏

@MidlifeRenaissanceMan 2 года назад

Listen on 8816KHz CW for Russian Navy transmissions 8821KHz CW is a Russian Airforce ground control that operates split with aircraft on 8830KHz CW.

@sp452 2 года назад

Дякуємо за підтримку

@M0SZT 2 года назад

будь ласка

@stuart0604 2 года назад

Thanks Carl, I've heard some people being unpleasant to Russian stations on HF which is a shame not what ham radio is about really....cheers 73

@M0SZT 2 года назад

Yes we have to remember many Russians are equally shocked and don’t support Putins invasion

@JMilton5 2 года назад

I made contact with a Russian station in Eastern part of the country. Didn’t talk long but someone was whistling to interfere with his DX QSO’s.

@netautorisationnetautorisa545 2 года назад

@@JMilton5 *SO YOU DO ... !! WHO YOU ELSE TALK TO .. IN "RUSS" ..* *DO NOT TAKE OR GIVE THE "RUSS" INFORMATIONS FROM "EUROPE"* *WHAT IS IT YOU NOT "UNDERSTAND" ...IS NOT A GAME ...* *STAY AWAY FROM THE RUSS .. !!!!* (IS IT 12-O7-2025 EXP) NNNN

@trekkkker 2 года назад

This is very helpful. I am new to ham radio at 60 years old, studying for my tech license, and have just discovered your videos. Thank you!

@ianharling9569 2 года назад

If they haven't already done so they will probably switch the Internet off so its down to good old fashioned radio to keep the communications going.

@stealthcamp375 2 года назад

Thank you Carl for the updated information. Very much appreciated.

@tristanmills4948 2 года назад

Before it started I heard plenty of CW on Twente which was reported as Russian naval stations. The night the invasion started there was plenty of Slavic SSB traffic. For frequencies and so on UDXF is the best place. The World of Radio mailing list is great for info on broadcast radio & TV. We are seeing an extension of broadcasts to Ukraine from the world service and some other services. WRMI is also said to be carrying Radio Ukraine English service.

@sutitigi 2 года назад

Few extra radio traffic floating over to my location in Finland, and some tone and beeps, not had those in the past.

@CT7ARQ 2 года назад

In case of war any amateur radio operation is proibed. If anything like Beacons or repeaters is still running there are no supervision. Since invasion started only ucranian stations are from the Crimeia occupied zone sometime ago. 73's de Pedro CT7ARQ

@HamRadioPortableOperations 2 года назад

I'm also lead to believe with the amount of users jumping on their hotspots to monitor reflectors and so fourth apparently this is causing overloading / connection issues, whether or not this is actually causing issues for those in Ukraine bearing in mind there is possibly little Data connection / Wi-Fi access; I don't know, but if we're not monitoring a hotspot / any kind of reflector for long periods i.e. over night while we are sound asleep in bed, its best to disconnect. We're all guilty of leaving hotspots connect and parked up on a reflector. - Its a horrible situation, there is no winners of any kind of war. Wishing them all best 73.

@wayneskiba1237 2 года назад

Very interesting and informative, Carl, thank you for reminding us of proper ways to communicate with the Ukraine, thank you for sharing your knowledge, and ideas.

@renebeland4837 2 года назад

Thank you!

@volcano-catonyoutube8706 Год назад

Interesting, not least because I'm a (lapsed) 'Ham' myself - very lapsed, flogged the last of my kit to help fund my wedding (Deep breath: composure regained) but my question is; 'What's in them red cases?' Given the lantern, I'm going with 'Survival kit' - If so, this old M3ZXM will be happy to admit I've got a 'go bag' on a bungee here with kit ready to bug out at zero notice... If it's something mundane, I don't have any survival kit and you misread this. Honest. Great video; helpful and informative!

@johnnorth9355 2 года назад

Sound advice. Well done.

@BretChilcott 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing our knowledge. Keep up the good work! Bret C / AC0AE

@joeddejohn 2 года назад

Thanks.

@chris_hayes 2 года назад

Spot on Carl, nice work.

@the_mad_swimbaiter455 2 года назад

Thx for the info and updates

@denis_w1wv131 2 года назад

Thank Carl, cheers!

@deenunya7735 2 года назад

A Virtual Fist Bump there Carl , Many Thanks .🤜🤛

@markb7734 2 года назад

Thanks very much Carl.

@jayroland9481 2 года назад

Trying to find something on my NRD 545 (wide band board fitted) but absolutely nothing there. Any suggestions? BTW, I'm in West Cornwall.

@g0bzy 2 года назад

Thanks Carl. Good videos. I've been wondering what else 'we' can do to help Ukraine as ham radio operators. One thing pops to mind. Monitoring and recording. Should a message be sent, hopefully one of us out there record it. Who knows what it could say. Wide band SDR recording would be good. So nothing is missed. Just a thought.

@M0SZT 2 года назад

Yes I’m just publishing a video about that, should be out about 6pm

@wild-radio7373 2 года назад

Thank you Sir😎👍❤

@wild-radio7373 2 года назад

At around half past nine min. I ABSOLUTELY agree ♡

@ingussilins6330 2 года назад

I pick up 3,5...3,6MHz SSB Russian/Ukraine talk with uncensed words.

@Ploggy. 2 года назад

Cheers Carl 👍

@ben2e0omr 2 года назад

Sage advice and comment. I am guessing that the RSGB are not getting involved as that may be perceived as taking sides.

@johnsmout7802 2 года назад

Who’s side do you think the RSGB should be supporting?

@M0SZT 2 года назад

If you think it’s about sides then your asking the wrong question

@ben2e0omr 2 года назад

@@johnsmout7802 I shall treat your comment with the contempt it deserves. Without prejudice.

@johnsmout7802 2 года назад

There’s one side that’s the aggressor, staying neutral supports them. In my experience radio amateurs are a cohort highly susceptible to propaganda. That helps to explain why the RSGB hasn’t acted in the same way as FIFA or the IOC.

@AliReza-zx8km 2 года назад

Nice... ... ... ...

@TheVicar 2 года назад

I've been hearing a few CB frequency transmissions in their daytime. I'll see if I can get the better recordings translated. The 70cm and 2m bands have been clear for days on their remaining WebSDR but I'm guessing that the populated 80m band are transmissions from outside of Ukraine?

@arturk3810 2 года назад

About websdr remember they are online, and can be counterfeit. Only your radio and your antenna.

@biringen 2 года назад

im passing this info on here... Dear friends, Early this morning, Russia started a war with Ukraine. Military facilities and airports in some cities, including Kyiv, were shelled. Ukraine was also attacked from the east from Russian territory, from the north from Belarus and from the south from the Crimea. Thanks from Ukrainian citizens to the US, UK, Canada, Poland, Baltic countries, the Czech Republic and some EU countries for help and weapons. A state of emergency has been introduced in Ukraine today It is forbidden to operate amateur stations in Ukraine for 30 days from today. Anatoly Kirilenko, UT3UY Vice President UARL

@lilichka247 2 года назад

Thank you for the update. 73, KJ7YDD

@wisteela 2 года назад

Keep up the fantastic work. 73 M7TUD I STAND BY UKRAINE

@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024 3 месяца назад

I stand with Russia. So we cancel out

@wisteela 3 месяца назад

@@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024 And I don't care, asshole.

@dougmatthew9987 2 года назад

Something interesting, I saw 2 Ukraine stations on DX Heat today working the 160m contest.

@LiamZLBED 2 года назад

heard some stuff on 27.200 FM yesterday

@markramsay6399 2 года назад

Excellent video! Mark, 2E0MSR

@ijontichy6070 2 года назад

heard on 7050 LSB probably ukr soldiers from military mobile stations

@ijontichy6070 2 года назад

Tnx ! it was abt 02 pm / Friday ,wery weak signals rs 36

@ijontichy6070 2 года назад

heard also on cw 7050" STOP WAR"

@baronedipiemonte3990 2 года назад

I've seen several valid photos of members of the Ukraine army carrying Baofeng's on their flak vests. Probably being used for simplex comms and probably on frequencies beyond what is relegated to amateur radio

@dvscotlandphoenixnetwork 2 года назад

Carl i wonder if you could tell me what section to use on RU-vid to post ham radio related videos ? thanks in advance

@Tocsin-Bang 2 года назад

Heard the woodpecker this afternoon on 14.0260MHz!

@richardmillican7733 2 года назад

Great info, and thanks for giving your time to provide this, question: I was given to believe that HF, VHF, UHF was permitted to be used even without a recognised licence in time of emergency, is that not so?

@the_mad_swimbaiter455 2 года назад

Sure, but if an aggressor causing the emergency tells u not to do something and you do it, you can eat a bullet...dx and/or die? Do what your paycheck can handle they say....

@Very_Dark_Engineer 2 года назад

Unfortunately, the people I know do not have a working radio at all, and teenagers are far from the radio and practically receive information while the mobile Internet is working. At present, the most stable source of information is a battery-powered AM radio.

@cezarbaixista 2 года назад

Achei q iria mostrar alguma conversação

@jamdigital9530 Год назад

I came here for frequencies and all I got was a boring talk..

@M0SZT Год назад

Would you like a refund? 😊

@noimnotarobotcanubeleiveit7024 3 месяца назад

I want my time back. And sort out your lifp

@sailingwavelength 2 года назад

4.6495 usb

@shahryarrakeen 2 года назад

On the topic of appropriate language, Ukraine doesn't have a "The" before it anymore. Ukraine variously means "land" or "borderland". Using "The Ukraine" connotes it was the sticks of empires like Poland-Lithuania, Austria-Hungary, and Russia. "Ukraine" by itself connotes "land", which is more acceptable for its people.

@thisismossop 2 года назад

I find I have to correct myself regularly when talking about (the) Ukraine. It's a generational thing, you were probably brought up hearing that description just like me. In this case, I'm making an effort to retrain myself, but I draw the line at pronouns. (/j)

@M0SZT 2 года назад

Yes I try out of respect now that I’ve learned but do have to smile at the numerous corrections I receive as if I’m purposefully offending the people from Ukraine

@michaelruther9175 2 года назад

Still waiting for a list of frequencies for monitoring the Russian radio

@zelloToiletTalks 2 года назад

How about some frequencies please . KO4MAX

@Skapearts 2 года назад

i'd like to invite you to our club house live room, what we are doing is pretty much what youre describing and we have RU/UA translators. Our purposes for now are mainly recording every voice coms we picked up via websdr (signals come from a station in Crimea) and trying to decode the message whether its war related or just regular ham radio enthusiasts coms. Everything is posted publicly and free on github. If you have some good insights or just wanna share your knowledge look for " decoding live russian radio comms w/ webSDR " on the clubhouse app. Everybody is welcomed

@M0SZT 2 года назад

Sounds interesting